Greed and Ignorance: The Reminiscence of a Market Ignorant
Learn the painful consequences when greed and ignorance collide in the capital market by one of the winners of SIDC’s essay writing competition, Teoh Siang Swee.
“Investment is most intelligent when it is most businesslike.” Benjamin Graham, widely known as the father of value investing, taught Warren Buffet this philosophy. Based on this wisdom, Warren Buffet invested in the stock market. Today he is the second richest man in the world. Learn from him, learn from his success, and you too can become rich.
Mystifying indeed is the power of stock markets. In the 1993 Bull-Run, our very own Bursa Malaysia (or Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, as it was then known) demonstrated perplexing supremacy in propelling Joneses into instant millionaires. On the contrary, it also turned imprudent billionaires to paupers during the Asian financial crisis. The crucial question is: How could we triumph in this precarious yet potentially rewarding Bursa Malaysia?
Reading the Annual Report What is the future direction of the business operations? What are the figures that matter in the financial statements? How do I tell if a company is making a profit or loss? Such information is often buried among the glossy pages of an annual report. This article highlights some points to look out for in an annual report for a better understanding of a company's operations.
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